A Super Quick History of Saudi Arabia 

Much love to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia from Puerto Rico.

I’ve been so excited for this! Looking forward to Sweden, Switzerland, Serbia, South Africa, Suriname, Spain, Syria, The US, Singapore, South Korea, Yemen, Ukraine, Vietnam, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, UAE, Türkiye, Tunisia, Venezuela, and Uruguay

Finally the history of Saudi Arabia, been waiting on this for a while

🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦💪🏻💪🏻

Will you also be doing regions that aren’t sovereign states? Like Tibet and Xinjiang?

Our ancestors conquered the world🇸🇦🇸🇦💪🏻

When are you uploading Senegal episode, it sure is taking longer than usual for this one

أعظم دولة واعظم تاريخ وشرف على وجه الأرض 🇸🇦❤️

Dude..... Dude!!!!!! After watching I looked down and saw 3.1K views and seriously thought this quality of video had to be around 50k views already. Well done 👍 I can't wait to watch more of your channel now. And watch you rise to power!!!!!!

Such a beautiful channel

The Wahabism thing was just a propaganda by the turks. We Saudis follow the Salafi way السلف الصالح

Nice job. Greetings form Saudi.

waalaikumsalam, great video!

"Nomadism is an origin, and civilization is a branch" - Shakib Arsalan (Ottoman Writer)

Thanks for making this, helpful

This video is great. I hope I live long enough to see a part 2

Much love to the kingdom of Saudi Arabia from north Yemen ❤❤

Footage like 0:21 always scares me, it always makes me think of the horror of being in the desert as far as the eye can see, with no food/water/transportation.

very good video as always'

The land of the arabian nights is here! Scotland is next (I'm waiting very much for it)!

1:07 Thats the safavid empire not sassanid they were far larger nearly the same size of the achaemenids at their height.

bro the spreading of islam should've had a much bigger part in this video like the conquest of mecca has had soooo many thing before it that should've been mentioned

The intro was goated

It's 2023 and I wish the alien overlords would just pull the plug on this experiment.

I❤Allah 🇸🇩

Wish more people read about the history of this land like this guy did instead of just laser beaming that droplet of oil with their eyes. As if you don't know, it is also the core of the world

There is lots to know about Saudi Arabia, the largest country in the Middle East. Next, it’s back to the British Isles. That’s right. Scotland is next, wee laddie! The land of thistles, kilts, bagpipes, Robert Burns and Nessie. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

there was a man named Muhammed who shocked the world when he defeated Sonny Liston....lol.

My ancestors lived in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦

If you want to learn the history of Saudi Arabia come visit you’ll be more than welcome here 💚 most informations are wrong

love your videos please do vietnam

From the sixteenth to the twentieth centuries most Arabs-all of them, really, except in parts of Arabia and Morocco-belonged to the Ottoman Empire. Even in periods of Ottoman weakness, the local officials and landlords were usually Turks, Circassians, or other non-Arabs. Since World War I, Arab nationalists and their sympathizers have denounced the horrors of Ottoman rule, blaming the Turks for the Arabs' backwardness, political ineptitude, disunity, or whatever else was amiss in their society. What went wrong? Were the Arabs under Ottoman rule better or worse off than they had been earlier? In fact, the Arabs' decline cannot be blamed on Istanbul. You can even argue that early Ottoman rule benefited the Arabs by promoting local security and trade between their merchants and those of Anatolia and the Balkans. If the eighteenth-century Ottoman decline and overly zealous nineteenth-century reforms hurt the Arabs, the Turks within the empire suffered too. If Ottoman rule was so oppressive, why did the Arabs not rebel? Well, at times they did. We have mentioned the Wahhabi revolt in eighteenth century Arabia, but that group wanted to purify Islam, not create an Arab state. Some peasant and military revolts broke out in Egypt, but for economic rather than national reasons. Some historians find an anti-Ottoman angle in the policies of Mehmet 'Ali and Ibrahim. The latter, as governor of Syria, supposedly said, "I am not a Turk. I came to Eg as a child, and since that time, the sun of Egypt has changed my blood and made it all Arab." But Mehmet Ali and his heirs spoke Turkish, thought they belonged to the Ottoman ruling class, and treated Egyptians like servants. 'Urabi's name implied an Arab identity, and he did oppose Turkish and Circassian officers in the Egyptian army, but his revolution was an Egyptian one directed mainly against the Anglo-French Dual Control. Uprisings in Syria were frequent, but their cause was usually religious. Tribes in Iraq and the Hijaz often revolted against Ottoman governors, but over local-not national-grievances. Most historians, therefore, have concluded that Arab identity played no great part in Middle East politics up to the twentieth century. Muslim Arabs feared that any attempt to weaken the Ottoman Empire would hurt Islam. Even under Sultan Abdulhamid, despite his faults, most Arabs went on upholding the status quo. Many served in the army or civil administration. A few were prominent advisers. They might have been proud of belonging to the same "race" as Muhammad, but this did not inspire them to rebel against the Turks, who were Muslims too.

Wahhabis in Central Arabia that ended the first Sa'udi-Wahhabi state in 1818. In his historical recollection of the destruction of Deriyya, the first capital of the Wahhabis, al-Fahd reminds his audience of the atrocities committed against Wahhabi muwahidun (monotheists). In this destruction, al-Fahd argues, the Ottomans sought the help of the Christian infidels, more particularly Napoleon. In their exchanges they discussed the Wahhabi movement and what should be done to eliminate it. According to al-Fahd correspondence between the Ottoman Sultan and Napoleon indicates that the former resorted to help from infi dels against true Muslims, an act that is not permissible and cannot be justi fied. Al-Fahd lists violent acts committed by Ottoman soldiers against Wahhabis whose cars were cut and sent to Istanbul. Soldiers were given special rewards for killing Wahhabis. Women and children were taken as sabaya, women war booty, then sold as slaves. When Wahhabi imams were captured in 1818, they were carried to Istanbul where their heads were cut off and thrown in the sea. Special prayers were held at the time to thank God. This, says al-Fahd, is not a caliphate, it is dawlat al-kufr al-turkiyya, a blasphemous Turkish state. Wahhabis, therefore, did not rebel against an Islamic authority because the Ottoman caliphate was dar al-harb, the land of war, where the rebellion of the Wahhabis was justified. If the caliphate committed atrocities, sought help from infidels, and spread blasphemy, then fighting it was not simply justified but required from the true believer, according to al-Fahd.

Ah yes, Saudi Arabia. The country you either loathe or adore depending on your views (even more than most other countries)

Wahhabism is a conservative version of Islam but conservative in monotheism. It is not conservative in covering women, gender segregation, and not driving women as the West believes. Wahhabism relies primarily on what it believes in, which is that there is no god but Allah and that there is no sanctification of graves or idols as there is in the Christian religion. But there is a movement that occurred in the sixties or seventies. It is an emigration from the persecution of the Egyptian and Syrian socialist regimes, which turned Saudi Arabia upside down. It is a movement that pursues politics in the name of Islam, from which terrorism emerged. This group of people has obtained high positions in Saudi Arabia, where they infiltrate universities, schools, and even mosques to brainwash people in order to achieve their political goals. Among them, terrorist ideology spread, and the rights of women were destroyed. Saudi Arabia was targeted to submit to their rule. But their cover was revealed in 2015, and many of them were imprisoned and expelled from Saudi Arabia. Life in Saudi Arabia was normal, and it was going through a period of economic and industrial prosperity during the seventies AD. There were movie theaters, stores did not close during prayer time, and the mixing of men and women in public places was a common thing. Concerts were also held before everything changed with the arrival of "Awakening"( this is what they call themself) in government institutions in the Kingdom. Juhayman, the person who occupied the Grand Mosque in Mecca, Osama bin Laden, and the 9/11 incident are all part of the work of the Egyptian socialist regime. I hope you talk about this topic more

الله اكبر، صلى الله على محمد، ورحم الله الإمام محمد بن عبدالوهاب الذي جدد التوحيد في شبه جزيرة العرب بعد انتشار البدع، اما عقيدة الوهابية هذه اكذوبة صوفية

It's called Saudi Arabia presently because the Saudi royal family rules but it was just called Arabia before then.

YEEEEEEEEASSSS SAUDI ARABIA WOOOOOOOOOOOO (I love Middle East history)

🇸🇦☝

Excited for South Africa Spain URUGUAY VENEZUELA

In this case it wasn't that super quick.

Scotland is next. Senegal is the country after it.

Who the heck are u mocking with that intro??

Do you have another account? Insta? Twitter?

you skipped the second saudi state

2:31 Emirate Jabrids its my tribe we rule east saudi arabia and kuwait and Qatar around 400 year under name Bani khalid tribe , We fought Portugal in the coast of Bahrain and our leader die , there is 2 Million of us in gulf country , iraq and jordan and Syria after we lost against the royal family we become ally with them king Saud the second king in saudi arabia mother from my tribe

4:52 Vote? Which elections?

CANT WAIT FOR SERBIA

When is it time for turkey, or anatolia, the middle of the world

الله هو أكبر

Do A History Video of THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!!!

What about Hussein bin Ali al-Hashimi 😢

HEY !!

Saudis are getting closer with China and India.

Waalaikum salam wr -wb.

It has an interesting history, but its current and historical hard-line on Islam makes it hard to particularly love it. Especially since their export of that Islam caused… a good bit of the extremists

This video implies the Saudis were involved in the Arab revolt but they weren’t, the sharif Hussein in hejaz was the one involved and aided by the British and a few years after he succeeded ibn saud entered hejaz due to a different conflict which resulted in Hejaz and Mecca returning to al sauds control. Ibn Saud defeated the sharifs in hejaz even when the British aided the sharifs thus proving the British didn’t want ibn Saud and he indirectly defeated them contrary to popular belief the British never aided saudi before its formation and in fact were defeated by the Saudis

Islam means peace I am Saudi and I speak arabic

Apparently Saudi oil is environmentally friendly....lol 😂

0:03 is disrespectful to us, and all the muslims

do somalia

0:03 Oooeaaaeeeaaaaaaaaeooo

TODAY 10 JUNE PLS UPLOAD NEW VIDEO SENEGAL

I live there😮😅

very good video. Inshallah god willingly I will get an extremely high paying job working and living in saudi arabia inshallah as a chemical engineer

70% of the video is bs.. I mean.. the funniest one was "Women were given the right to vote" haha.. voting in an absolute monarchy country? 😂

0:06 Don't use the call to prayer as a joke

What are the women voting for? Isn't it an absolute monarchy?

Wa alayukum asalam

As a saudi I loved this short video

okay bro now come on give the heart i am quite early

lol it's just 5 minutes

Maybe you should’ve started of with the qedarite kingdom

Why not the full azan??

This is very false. The prophet did not respond to the resistance by becoming a military commander. He did it out of self-defense and Obedience towards Allah

King Faisal September 17th 1969 Washington post -We, the Saudi family, are cousins of the Jews.

Tell themmmmmm what the name of gulffff Its PERSIAN GULF

A very different kind of video than the Japan one, wonder why? 🤔😂

Saudi arabia is a Semitic giant land It’s regions are exactly like the united states, each state is a different environment, different culture and people, different accents. But in the end they are still American It just happened that King AbdulAziz after he conquered his enemies he united the regions Desert dwellers were so racist to other people, it took them too long to realize Saudi people are African, Jordanian, Syrian, and Yemeni

islam has only version.

1- From the land of SAUDI ARABIA came the Prophet Muhammad, who changed history and whose teachings are followed today by two Billion Muslims. 2- From the land of SAUDI ARABIA came brave warriors who defeated the two most powerful empires on the planet at the same time, destroyed the Byzantine Romans, and wiped the Sassanid Persians off the map forever, which made military experts describe it as one of the greatest military victories in history. 3- From the land of SAUDI ARABIA came the undefeated general, Khalid ibn al-Walid, who surpassed great leaders such as Genghis Khan and Alexander the Great. 4- From the land of SAUDI ARABIA came Muawiyah bin Abi Sufyan, the founder of the Umayyad empire, one of the largest empires in history, and the largest Islamic empire. 5- The land of SAUDI ARABIA is one of a few lands in history that has never completely colonized. 6- The land of SAUDI ARABIA is what made 450 million tongues speak its Arabic language. 7- In the land of SAUDI ARABIA, there are the two holiest sites for 25% of the world's population, The Two Holy Mosques. 🇸🇦😉

Wahhabism is a conservative version of Islam but conservative in monotheism. It is not conservative in covering women, gender segregation, and not driving women as the West believes. Wahhabism relies primarily on what it believes in, which is that there is no god but Allah and that there is no sanctification of graves or idols as there is in the Christian religion. But there is a movement that occurred in the sixties or seventies. It is an emigration from the persecution of the Egyptian and Syrian socialist regimes, which turned Saudi Arabia upside down. It is a movement that pursues politics in the name of Islam, from which terrorism emerged. This group of people has obtained high positions in Saudi Arabia, where they infiltrate universities, schools, and even mosques to brainwash people in order to achieve their political goals. Among them, terrorist ideology spread, and the rights of women were destroyed. Saudi Arabia was targeted to submit to their rule. But their cover was revealed in 2015, and many of them were imprisoned and expelled from Saudi Arabia. Life in Saudi Arabia was normal, and it was going through a period of economic and industrial prosperity during the seventies AD. There were movie theaters, stores did not close during prayer time, and the mixing of men and women in public places was a common thing. Concerts were also held before everything changed with the arrival of "Awakening"( this is what they call themself) in government institutions in the Kingdom. Juhayman, the person who occupied the Grand Mosque in Mecca, Osama bin Laden, and the 9/11 incident are all part of the work of the Egyptian socialist regime. I hope you talk about this topic more